Award-Winning SAT Tutors in St. Charles, MO

As a student at Virginia Tech, I set out to break the stereotype of the socially awkward technology nerd by majoring in communication and obtaining minors in both math and computer science . After graduating, I chose to teach for a few years in schools that primarily served students in low-income communities through the Teach For America program. This program took me far away from the Virginia home...

...the company. I have also worked in the genomics department and held a data mining role for several years. After leaving Monsanto, I have worked as a contract employee for several startup companies involved in renewable energy projects (green fuels from algae), bacterial based crop growth enhancers and in new oil seed crop development. I began tutoring to help students grasp science and math concepts and improve their academic performance. Experience in tutoring for me...

...of Cornell University's College of Engineering where I majored in electrical and computer engineering with a minor in business. Throughout high school and in college I have been on many different project based teams, where my primary role has been in instructing and training new members and systems engineering management. While I tutor both STEM subjects and standardized test preparation, I am most passionate about engineering and ACT test prep. When helping students with test...

...but I also want to help students discover their style of learning and how to maximize it for the future. I tutor all the basic sciences up to the AP and SAT 2 level(Chemistry, Biology, and Physics); Mathematics (up to Calculus III/Multivariable Calculus); French and Chinese up to the AP level; and SAT. My favorite subjects to tutor are French, Chinese, Biology, and Physics, because these are the subjects I am still the most passionate...

I have been tutoring students in math, reading, and writing since high school, and I've found that teaching and learning happens on both ends. Just as the activity of teaching is not limited to the teacher, the activity of learning is not limited to the student. There is always an exchange between what the teacher and student have to offer. I believe it is best to show, rather than tell...

...grammar and mechanics, syntax, structure, style, content, and editing. I studied Latin at the honors level for over six years throughout middle school and high school. I believe in the value of classical study and I am excited to help other Latin students work through the unique challenges of this language. I am also certified as a test prep tutor for the SAT and the ACT, and I look forward to helping students succeed in...

...with two degrees, one in biology (specializing in ecology and conservation biology) and the other in Hispanic language and literatures. Shortly after graduating, I accepted an international teaching job in Guayaquil, Ecuador, where I teach English as a second language to students of all ages and lead the natural sciences department for a large, bilingual elementary school. I tutor a broad range of subjects, and I am passionate about both the sciences and languages. My...

...the writing sections of standardized tests (including private school admission tests). I've also had a great time engaging students with English class and essay writing material, as well as coaching them through presentations and public speaking. It is exciting for me to see my students processing and thinking about new topics, and to see them become more confident in their own ideas and in their reading and writing. Through my studies I've had the opportunity...

...and tutor who has been teaching English, writing, and film collectively for about 5 years. I have a Master's degree and have taught college courses, but I especially love the 1 on 1 connections that tutoring provides. If you want to improve your SAT score, strengthen your writing, deepen your reading comprehension, or learn about film, let's work together! To learn more about my background, visit my website at http://williamgkohler.com/about/ Education: Master's in mass media,...

I am a fourth year medical student at Saint Louis University. I have almost ten years of tutoring experience in a variety of subjects. My previous clients have described me as a patient, knowledgeable tutor who can concisely explain complex problems.

...of History for 9 years, with a focus on modern Europe. My research is on immigration to Germany from Turkey in the postwar era. I have also worked as a writing and reading comprehension tutor, a tutor for learning German as a second language, and a tutor for the GRE. I served as an AP European History reader (grader) for 4 years. I have also lived in Germany for 4 years and enjoy travel more...

...education and served in both private and public schools. I am a passionate math person who loves to deal with 'math anxiety'. I am confident to teach math at any level, and my goal is to have my students reach their maximum capacity. I love tutoring since it provides an opportunity for individualized instruction. I can diagnose my students' strength and weaknesses in one session, and prepare my lessons accordingly. I taught Prealgebra, Algebra I,...

...Washington University in St. Louis pursuing a Bachelor of the Arts with a double major in International Affairs and French. My study of and passion for the French language dates back to high school, during which I gained valuable tutoring experience as an AP student and member of the French National Honor Society. Apart from tutoring in French, I have also tutored peers in a variety of core subjects ranging from precalculus to physical science....

...Louis area around a year ago after growing up and going to college in Kentucky. I started tutoring in high school with the writing team at my high school. I also helped friends in college with lower level math and all levels of geography. I graduated in 2014 with a Bachelor of Science in Geography, and feel most comfortable tutoring in this subject. I also feel comfortable with ACT prep across all subjects although I...

...logical argumentation. I've seen success in both fields. For the former, I've had a letter to the editor published in the New York Times, successfully finished a 40-page thesis as part of my undergraduate education, and currently write for Ordinary Times, a group blog whose alumni have gone on to write full-time for Forbes, the Atlantic, and other prestigious publications. For the latter, I scored in the 98th percentile of the LSAT and achieved admission...

...I am a current senior at Washington University in St. Louis. I am not only passionate about my own education, but also that of others. Since I was a sophomore in high school I have tutored students and love forming a bond with them to influence them to stay focused on college and ready for any opportunity. I have continued acting as a tutor through college, mostly through teaching senior citizens how to use the...

...from my time as a 9-year-old in 3rd grade, I wanted to be an educator. The classroom was magical to me - learning about literature, language, the world, and the universe was exhilarating. I found comfort and satisfaction from understanding a concept, demonstrating my skills, and expressing my ideas through writing. Having the opportunity to help students gain those understandings is one of the greatest honors and joys of my life. I spent 3 years...

...to explore expressions, cultures, and deep inner work, which aligns perfectly with my holistic educational philosophy. My teaching philosophy centers on the idea that education should empower students. My tutoring style is adaptive, focusing on meeting each student's unique needs while fostering an environment of patience and support to encourage self-confidence and independence. Outside of academia, I enjoy spending time in nature, writing poetry, trying teas of all flavors, and being a plant mom. These...

...in the UMSL + WashU Joint Engineering Program to attain my BS in Mechanical Engineering, and a minor in Mathematics. Since I was young, I wanted to "help people and teach math when I grow up." I am also currently the TA in Engineering Mathematics at WashU, and I have experience with tutoring my younger siblings throughout their many stages of education. I love anything that has to do with mathematics and problem solving. My...

...Jewish private school and I began my time as a student in the University City School District, or U-City, as it is known colloquially. U-City schools were vastly different from my Jewish school--they were poorly funded, consisted mostly of black students, and a vast majority of students qualified to receive free or reduced-price lunches. Many of my U-City friends had only one parent raising them, forcing them to work long hours after school to help...